A staff member operates a robot to perform synchronous action at a provincial embodied artificial intelligence robot innovation center in Shenzhen, south China's Guangdong Province, June 25, 2025. (Xinhua/Deng Hua)

　　VISION FOR INTELLIGENT MACHINES

　　At Orbbec's Shenzhen exhibition hall, a food-delivery robot navigates through display areas, skillfully avoiding obstacles.

　　This agility comes from its 3D vision sensors, powered by the proprietary “MX6600“ chip, which measures about 9 square millimeters. This chip processes depth-sensing data to enable high-precision spatial mapping.

　　Currently, 7 out of 10 service robots in China use Orbbec sensors, while international clients grew by 77 percent year on year to 1,469 in 2024, including major companies like Nvidia and Microsoft.

　　“We concentrate on foundational technologies,“ said Huang Yuanhao, founder of Orbbec. “We are one of the few companies worldwide to cover all major 3D vision perception technology approaches, serving global robotics enterprises across various sectors, such as smart factories, warehouse logistics, construction automation, and intelligent inspection,“ he added.

　　Orbbec also offers rapid technical support to better serve its global users. “Some of our products have demanding technical service requirements, and excellent service is a major factor why overseas users choose us,“ said Orbbec's CFO Chen Bin.